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Excesses and indiscretions ars the cause of more
sorrow and suffering than all other diseases combined.
We see the victims of vicious habits on *vary hand;
the sallow, pimpled face, dark circled eyes, stooping
form, stunted development, bashful, melancholic
countenance and timid bearing proclaim to all the
world his folly and tend to blight his existence. Our
treatment positively cures all weak men by overcoming
and removing the effects of former indiscretions and
excesses. It stops all losses and drains and quickly
restores the patient to what nature intended -a healthy
and happy man with physical, mental and nerve pow.
ere complete.
for over 2.5 years Drs. E. & E. have treated with
the greatest success all diseases of men and women.
If you have any secret disease that Is s worry and
a menace to your health consult old established physio
Ians who do not have to experiment on yon.
We guarantee to care Nervetu Debility. Bleed
Dlaaaua, Stricter,, Varicocele, KIde.y and Bladder
Dissasea. Gswltatien Pro.. If unable to call, write
for a Qnstton Blank for Home Treatmeat,'
LDas. KENNEDY � �cAN
'J HE EXETER TIMES, MAY 25th 1905.
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Items of Interest Here and There Furnished
By Our Correspondents.
IIENSALL
-.lir. P. le all -Ari l:us (.t 1114•
11•n -clock 11 envy of the Soverei;n
Dank has ileo' promoted to she [tosi-
lion .of teller of the '!'Bedford agency
The many friends .i ( JIr McArthur
here will be pleased to (earn of hi:.
deserved advancement.
-On Wednesday evening, A1ay 3rd
1 hippy event Look place lit Toron-
to on which occasion Mr. C. South-
well, was married to Jliss Claire
Thompson, second d:tu rhter of Mr.
Alex. Thompson, of this village. The
ceremony was performed by Itev. Dr.
Gilroy. The bride tt•38 very hand-
somely •attired and looked charming
and Ave unite with the many friends;
Ele( the young couple in wishing them
long and continued happiness.
The Exeter Times
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2 9 10 23 30
10 17 21 31
4 11 18 25
6 12 19 28
6 13 20 27
THURSDAY, IIA) ._ t.,:, 19(' :
BCI; -ELECTION, JT'NE 13th.
Ifon. ('1ts. layman, the newly ap-
r,•inled Minister of Public Works,
succeed the late lion. Mr. Suther-
and, o[ Woodstock, was sworn into
Uice by Earl Grey, on Monday of
s w-cek. The writs for the
;,
I c t ( a
n in
North
Oxford and nl L
J;on-
g�ne have been !soled, and .nomine-
rens trill take Lilac^ on the 6th of
nc. Election on the 13th. It ii
ders1ood he will he opposed by
Grey his former opponent at
c last general election.
AN UNFAIR I1IV(BION
The announcement that the Do -
anion Government had complete]
schedule of constituencies for
e Province of Alocrla, and had de-
ded upon thirteen !.tats north of
ed Deer end twelve Feats to •the
cath, is a bitter disappointment to
e 1'ogrle of the south. The division
unfair and cannot be defended.
cat the division unjust .•ts it is,
t r. { serious a matter as Mae me -
lied adopted tiny the Government to
rriwe at the divieta•n. If t he ques-
ion of dividing the Province ball
en left to an independent non-
litical foody, or even to a Parlia-
nlary Committee composed of
moere of Parliament, who were
rsonilly uninterested in the clivi -
n made' the peopleof
p o[ the south
ould not have been aroused by the
ci:-ion even if we had only rccciv-
d eleven member- .south of he Red
to line. We would have been dis-
ppo ntcd, Out would have telt that
hou_h or ten we had been beaten
:tidy, and that thouzil at a diiad•
amaze• that we did not have a
ricvance. The pre.,ont division is
title short of iniquitous. - C'al;ary
Albertan (Liberal).
NOTE AND COMMENT
i' iii 1'at tertial, t 1: former show
ire, who was ac: u.c ! of the mur-
•d:r of Caesar Y.;,in . a book mak-
e r, and ns to WI: •ttilt or in-
tto:x.nee, two Nen \ ork juries could
Int .1 rrcc, has beedi •1:9011;Died from
CUs1 uiy.
iAft( r 1,11 it must be remembered
t hat 1 he country roods were milt
for farmers and mainly paid for by
,formers, and that their rights ere
entitled to every c:.nsidera1ion. TLc
asi's- work of ;a farming community
51 hi0 h must be dome plainly by Mt.
�spr�r, is the first thins Io :,e con-
f ;d( , • 1. The speed of :In autum0:)ilc
dr -e- set confer alai -limed rights on
1I .
owner, .)u1 dose place upon him
tr pi suliar responsi:,ility. We have
114 (1:.11:)1 811.1 this re'ponsibility is
srcoznized try 1W.! majority. and 1 hat
1Les ore %%illins 1>, do all in their
setter to retrain tboye whom one
enemuer of the Legislature describe]
es "the smart altos." With this
nual•al suasion, and t•,ith reasonable
regulnlians, a fair ,n.1 eorka.,lc•
system will Je vest .1 in time.
Aver's
pale and your blood is thin.
Tour doctor says you arc
threatened with a nervous
breakdown. Ile orders this
grand old family medicine. '
For mw. thin 10 rears I tis.. n.M Ayer'.
r.rearI.awritla In ley family. If I. s (:r►n4 (07,,
at all times,and a wo:.d-r1 'rneAl-ane for "„
par. bleod.- 1) C. 1t.t.r• W .t nares. ('owe
M a tattle. t
r /MIR CA
1 den H.. for '"_e:'• m‘,
Weak Nerves
sop the regular with A)0^ -'e
ice. hollt one wit! molt 'fl/tht.
Good Colts. -Mr. Charles McAllis•
ter, of the Parr Line, recently sola a
fine four year old gelding to Mr.
T. J. Berry, of llensall. We have
not heard the price, but no doubt it
was a good one, as this colt won trip :tri Chia.o. Ile trill be Isom;
second prize ns a three year oil several days.
draught colt, in a class of six, at -Mrs. :taco!) Kcllernlann Left to
the Exeter fair last fall. He was spend Victoria Day with her thus
also winner of first prize at Zurich .ahtcr and friends in London.
inthe
dr1
u ht class
last fall . --Percy P1ult has been confin-
ed to bed for several days.
- Mr. Joe. Snell is having his house
painted.
-air. Arthur Weber, who has
been ill tor a few weeks is on the
HW(1(1.
- -lar. O. Ehenes and l!r. Towel,
of the Sovereign Bank, spent Sunday
at 'their respective homes.
-Last Wednesday the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rader, was the
scene of n quiet but happy event
when their daughter, Miss Clara,
was united in marriage to Mr. John
Decher, Jr., a rising young farmer
of !lay- township. Rev .R. Eifert
performed the ceremony in the pre-
sence
f
o thet c 'a
In d e
m tt relatives,
Mr. .and Mrs. Decher will reside a
the Babylon line, Ilay, on the faun
just south of the (;room's father.
Their 'tinny friends Irish them the
best of luck and a happy and pros-
perous life.
-f-
1l1tKTON
-Aar. C'iinpne11, of \Vawanosh, is
visiting. with his dauzhtcr, Mrs. W.
R. Carr.
-The I. O. F. intend holding a
garden party on Mr. Arthur Doyle's
lawn, the first week in June.
-Mr. C. Duffield is flavins a new
cement sidewalk put all around his
dwelling.
-The cement- foundation for 1 he
new personage is completed and the
masons are starting on the brick
work this week.
The Itlanshard and Bitldulph S. S.
Association will hold their annual
convention in tate Methodist church,
iCirkton, on May 23th. Service at
10.30 non, 2 p.m.. and 7.30 p. in.
This Association. under the Presi-
dency of Mr. F. i1. Holtby, of Lucan.
is in ;I very flourishing condition,
and •a convention equal to any
county convention may be expected.
-Wm. Brown, j r., met with a
serious accident on Slay 17t•h, at
Stratford. While handling a load-
ed .run it went off and shattered his
hand. He is likely to lose the use
of i1. Ile 41144 examining t•i►e ;un,
but didn't know it Inas loaded.
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DASH WOOD
GATES \NEN Y01 ARE BCYINU
+( trawl( pays to get the beat
Examine the superior wiring of the new Page
Gate. &good l oek 1lwar» on hand. E. 1',
I'AUI IN, Hardware, 1'aint,.Oi1, and Th(sotith-
ing.
- Mrs. Snider returned home :into
vi -itis_ friend; in Ohio.
-Mr. Phillip heaver i.4 re'mojellin;
the Itou:•e lie purchases recently.
from Mrs. M. Birks, when complete:1
will be :, very comfortable house.
- AI r. It. Hamilton. our popular
N1sli and d:wr man, is 'mein; a new
surface plainer set up in his factory.
Mr. 1i. is hound to be ftp -to -date.
-Mr. •Jacob Kellerman was in
London on Wednesday of last week.
.Ti.•
i'
Andrew
I irk continues
Very
low, slight hopes of his recovery.
-Mr. .dna Mrs. Sol. (lardy, of
Exeter, visite;) friends in the village
Friday tato.
Mrs. Joe. \Wa rnbc►1•I returned home
Friday after a week's visit at Berlin.
-Mr. Jos .Snell IS on ei business
Celebration. -The committee in
charge of the program of sports and
games for Victoria Day have every
reason to feel amply repaid. The
(ley was perfect. the weather being
all that could be desiredThe lacrosse
match between Scaforth and IIensall
was a highly contested one. and re-
sulted in a score of 4 to 1 in favor
of Scaforth. A trial exhibition of
Mr, R. Jarrot's running horse, Ran-
Ii1lI Jr., was then given with 141r.
F. .1. Delbridge ,Is rider makin_ the
half mile in 56 ,seconds.
The running race was contested
by Mr. ,T. 1''. Paterson, 1'. Stelck and
G. Dow, Paltcrsa►'s )corse making.
thef
1•I
1 1 'Ie I '
mile Inc
o,n minute. t A very
interesting same of football was
then played between IIensall and
Brucefield, resulting in a tie. Jas.
Curtain, of Centralia, woo the prize
for hest single turnout, tohile
Mr. Buchanan secured the prize for
hest double turnout. -The • *Farm-
ers' Trot" which was one of the in-
teresting features of the day was
won by Mr. Elliott and I) . Urqu-
hart. A ;ante of base ball between
Crediton and llensall was another
interesting sport resulting in 8 to 1
with an innings to spare for Credi•
ton. The concert in the evening
was well attended and was much
enjoyed, a large crowd being in at-
tendance. Those taking, part being
Miss Anna Martin, vocalist, Exeter;
Misses Dow, Exeter, pianists and Mr.
McQueen violinist. The colored
chorus in their several selecitotts
winning loud applause.
THAMES ROAD
Statute Labor has again commenc-
ed. The new gravel on the roads
will make it disagreeable (Rhin; t•
I
d l In for
some time.
-Mr. William Thomas has return-
ed to hie home in London after
spending ,t few• days at Mr. Paul
Madras.
- -Miss Chesney, of Hensall, is
the ;ueet of Miss Clara Passmore.
-The concert given in the fres-
byter•ian church. on Friday eveitinu
under the auspices of dile choir was
i ;rand success. Mr. Conklin, al-
though suffering from a se -
sere toothache was :tole 10 inose the
I irre audience to tears or to bursts
of laughter at will. Mr. Oliver Gel-
inas although only seventeen years
of age is i powerful baritone sins. -
yr. Miss Gertrude Huntley. the
sower violinist and pianist, of SI.
Thomas, who has created quite a
Sensation wherever she line appeared
W3:4 no Icss appreciated here. Mr.
(;elings and ;Mss i[unticy were ac-
con1p1nicd on the piano by Miss hn-
IhIeen O'Mc,ra, of the London Con-
servatory. All three have been tin
pile of the London Conservatory,
end reflect great credit to that in-
stitution. The pr(re•eds o[ the con-
cert amounted to about ninety•threc
dollars.
IiALF SICK PEOPLE
The world is full of ,them. .luta
sick enough to be I,zy and list leo :
to 'have nu appetite; to sleep paorly.
Quilt often you're half sick your
self. Chancey are the trouble 1.4 in
the .stomach '111(1 bowels, Ifo.( pet•
script ion is Dr. Hamilton's fills;
they tone up the entire :4yste'4.
strengthen the stomach, elevate
your spirits, and make you well in
one night. I)r, Hamill 011'.4 VII
work wonde•rM 4 it h people in your
condition. Mill in action. effective
and easy to take. Get Irl. Ilamil-
ton's ('ills to -day, 25c it box at ;all
dealers in Ise lirille.
GRANTON
Rev. .1. E. ilolme.+ mad(' the an-
nounca►ncnt frotn the pulpit on Sun-
day last that the church on this
circuit requited no mote money for
the ,
goN
on
t conference
year. His
liars- was paid in full. The hut,-
Cr111111111i0/1 fund levy (w:as fully
►act. The con1inscnt fund watt nt-
tende(1 to, the educational fund 4as
liberally responded to. The nmis-
s:mrtry Nod ((as fully tip or per•
haps ahead of previous Sear:s.
WO0i)11A11
-Mr. E. 8. Couzcns, o! t1115 place.
.'11,1 book-keeper, of t ke firth of Ila! --
den & Itlewetl, of St. Thomas,
(tennis in cont ac. with a circular
s44 had the ,
to f e
1 1,
o thir(
1 [Inge
1 1
r'1 the resist hind taken off.
-The 3011 anniversary of (the
\Voxlliint 8a:.balh school was held
on Sunday, lady 21st. Sermon.
were prcaolte• 1 by Rev. John A.
Ayelrst, 11. A., of Lucan, :.t 10.30.1.
nl. and 7 it. it,. A Sunday y:l'•wl
n.►15 meelin, was algia hell tit :'.15,
4 hen addresses were delivered os
Rev. J. A.Ayc•1rs1,11.A.,and Dr. A. ,LAND err HOOD.
R
K. Ferguson.
A FAMILY NECF,SSI'I'\-
It'3 remedy capable of affording
immediate relief to the hundred and
one ailments that constantly arise.
It may be n cold, perhaps 'toothache,
neuralgia, pain in the back, - use
Poison's Ncrvilille, it is penetrating.
pain subduing sand powerful. Nor-
viline•is at least live •tinges etror4rer
'than .ordinary remedi(s, and it,i
wen tit in any household 47.111'1 be
over-estimated. For min or beast
Nervilinc is •i panacea for all pain
and casts only 25c per bottle. Buy
Ncrviline to -day from your drug.Jist,
EDEN
-Air. It. .1. Hamilton pair! a Visit
to our 5011001 (MC .day this week.
-Our public school teacher, '1r.
Davidson, attended the 'reacherte
('onventie►n 114'1.1 in Clinton this week
-Several of our young people
took in Ila: base hall match at 1.u -
(1n on 241 h, an.1 took in 111; lawn
social at Sainlsbury on their return
t rip.
-14lr. Frank ('•,:1114 wears a uroa:l
smile these day Ills wife presented
hill) with a nix 11.11 on Friday last.
-1414. ,lohn i.mMeal, who for the
(list seven weeks has been suffering
from an attack of pneumonia, i:4 41(1-
pr0vin . 1110(1).
texts for Ilatcbi,, - Pure heed
While ',exhort' for halchint from
excellent winter layinz (41 rain.
Flook he obi 1 by first prize cockerel
at Godcrich Poultry show. 50c
per set lin x, -M. An,lre4, Elitnwillt•.
-The Social sits 11 by the Epworth
Lei sue on Mon I.14 eveninz 44a.
a good success. Recitations were
given by Miss RL nth^ 11:),)ke: solo+
Hood's
SerssperIlla enjuys the die -
Unction of befog the great-
• and
rl►Of'�d 60s< everbow11. It. If t n all-round
medicine,the its un-
e9oaled ectt s by
vitalising aid
beadsblOodb�00d on1�Cb the
rength *level*
ori, bone and �tissue
- -- Accept no subs*
for Hood's, but b -
det. on Hood's
4ct'e rendered by Hiss 11. Andre44s,
of Centralia, :111:1 5Irs, Monroe. el
Exeter: oleo addresses by ltev. 0.
W. Andrew's of Centralia :1111 !tee.
-lar. Andrew'., of Parkhill.
SAIN78111'11\
-b(r. %'.Il Davis is 1,11 1.rnilea tl4•.0
days -It's a fine biz lay.
L44(•n Social - A very pleasant
lawn rto.aal was held w► Jlr. Wan.
'turner'; lawn on the evenin.; of
May 21t h under the auspices or the
\1'mn'ttee Auxiliary of St. Patrick's
church. The lawn was utast taste-
fully - arranjc,l, the tables spread un-
der canopies of bunting of red, white
and blue with chinede lanterns dot-
ted ;here tend there preeeutinx a very
brilliant at)pca1:14) e. The ladies
-served dainty refreshments ice
meatal and bananas and a plentiful
supply of cakes, etc. Large crowds
were present from the adjacent
towns and villages. After the re-
freshments were served, a lengthy
programme wag rendered. the rec-
tor, Rev. Mr. Racy, filling the chair
in his most hopes manner. The
programme consisted of Chairman's
address; ; Choruses by the Sunday
School: • Re '
egad '
fro s byMiss
n Abbott,
of Luc:1i : Duette by Miss Mc •
Laughlin, and Mr. Morris Raccy:
son; by Miss Attic hunter; Jtecit:I-
tions 'by Mies Btanohe Itooke: In-
strumental, by Morris Macey: Solo
by Miss Ethel Smith.; Recitations by
1liss Robertson, of Kirk(on : An ad-
dress by Rev. Mr. Thomis, of Lu -
eon; Scotch t)uett by .hiss Vera Da-
vis and Morris Racey ; solos by Ira
Lamburn, of Birr ; Son; by Miss
Edna n Dic •c -
6 n.
Address by • Rev. Air.
1Ciity, of Granton ; Recitation, Miss
Irene Carl; end a trio by Miss Mc-
Laughlin, Rev. lar. Racer• and Morris
Itaccy after a hearty vote of
thinks to the ones who had taken
part, and tJ►e singing of !lin National
Anthem, all repaired to their homes
feeling* that they had spent a very
pleasant evening The proceeds
amounted to upwards of $70.
(Received too late for last issue)
-Mr. Harry Halzin3 and Wm. J.
Davis have erected :I new wire
fence on the front of Mr. It. 'lod-
ging' farm, and claim they have done
a fine joie.
-At a congregational meet ins
held recently in St. I'atrick'3
church, h it
was
decided ct d to the
repair he
basement of the church and hold
their Sunday School in it.
-Miss Ethel Smyth spent Sunday
the guest of Miss Louisa Ilod;ins.
-We are pleased to hear that bar.
Daniel Jones, who has been seriously
ill is slowly recovering.
-Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Davis spent
Sunday visiting Mrs. Davis' rimier,
Mrs. Frank Coates, of Usborne.
-Some of the people around here
attended the circus at Exeter, on
Monday.
MAGUIRE
-Mrs. R. Comming, of Loudon,
wbo was spending a few weeks Ivitli
daughter, Mrs. Thos. Ifod,son re-
turned home on Friday last.
-Mr. and Mrs. George Clark, of
Crediton, visited friends in 41)is vi-
cinity.
-Mr. J. Dickson, who )las been
suffering with un attack of quinsy,
Ise are ,lata to report is butter azain.
-The familiar face of Mr. Wm.
Itevington, of Mooresville is again
seen amongst us supplying the
country with eh.1114, trees.
-Mr. \Vm. Dixon jr., is shaving a
bee preparing the ;rounds for the
creotion of a fine new bank barn
w•hioh he it ;Din; to q,lace on Illy
farm this summer.
CIIEDITON
E,t_s for Hatching - Purr Bred
\\'hits Leghorn for hatching from
excellent .•inter laying s' rain.
Flock headed by first prize cockerel
at Goderioli Poultry show. 50c
per set t in?. -S. Andrew, Elimvillc.
-The pastor and officials of 4 he
Crediton Circuit are to be congratu-
lated on it 11e eplcndid report they
were -able to make at the last meet -
in; of the official board for the year
now closing. During the year 21
were received on trial and 10 by let-
ter. So that after removing from
the roll Ilse names of all who have
died, moved away :and ceased to be
members, there is still an increase
of ten in the membership. There is
also an increase in catch of the Con-
nexioual Funds to the amount of
$30.00 besides $85.00 raised by the
W. M. Society for Missions. The
minister's salary is paid ui► in full
iu
cash (not pnrl in feed as in the
past) and all other Ii:Ibililie•5 paid up
to date, while over one hundred dol-
lars remain in the different 1 rerusur-
ies on the circuit. This is a record
worthy of mention in view of the
filet that all this money teas raised
by slr-iizhl riving.
-'rhe frost on Saturday ni;ht did
considerable (lama;e to 1 he ear-
ly zarilen•S in Ibis community.
-The many friends of the Rev.
M r. Godwin and family here, are
sons to tear,, of his very severe ill-
ness, 1111 are prayinz for his re
Got•e 1')'.
t
-(fre•. 141r. Motile'sen and
Lewis attended the Annual Distri0l
fleeting a1 Ailsa Croix, last Wednes-
day and 'i'hu rsday, and report :I
r 11 her int press in; ses•i011.
-Al the special meet ins of the
Wtnl1n':I MisSiDnary Society last
Tuesday afternoon, very enthusiastic
and inspiring reports of the 'Merton
Convention re c 3
ncn (
Airs. Jas.
llod;ins :Ind .11rs, !sane hill.
-In connection with the District
meeting n1 Ailsa Cr:tie last week a
public 1144elin.r was held on Wednet-
(
I'1
e
Y yr ;
n n- under the aospicc+ of
Wont • Misei :44:,rt• Society n hen
addresses were delivered by Rev.
ll r. llenilereen, of this pL(cc and
Mrs. (Rev.) .1. 1'. Sutcliffe, of Cor-
-•A beautiful an11 rather touching
incident look place at the Inst meet -
ins of the W. 11. S. when amid much
rejnirins rn(1 the singing of the
Doxology, oz two
1
Y, n of themend/ere
11
11
upon the table a thank offerinr of
sixty ,1ol1•,t•s to be us^,I in s:•n1in:
the ,►(sect to their heathen sitters.
Ahltb'tnzh only a month organized,
this Auxiliary has three life mem-
er.
again from St. Marys, 41:cre 1:c has
been taking charge of tl:o Iuanees
of Mr. Alfred Clark.
-The members of the official
board, of the Methodist church are
to be congratulated on their rucce•ss
this year in being able to r11o44 up
to the world such a good, in fact
suolt a clear sheeted report for the
year now eliding, in the face of odds
which Live faced thecal. The short -
are which was reported last week
has disappeared to a certain extent
by the officer; of the Sunday School
and trustee board conning to their
help and loaning the amount neces-
sary le square up. 1'or Credit on
Circuit Chas not in the least nor will
not in the future be behind a1 sett-
ling up titnc.
-Alt-. Rich:lest Maker. of London,
paid our town a visit Tuesday 1:1=t
and teff on \Vednesday for Grand
Rend. \We are always .;lad to sec
Dick's smiling face in town.
-Dar. Wm. Lewis has been
appointed to at tend the Conference
and represent Crediton Circuit.
_There seems to be quite a rivalry
in (own to see 4440 Can have iLe best
dog, and Abe has appeared on the
scene with a new '1 horouzhbrcd
Water Spaniel.
-Rev. Mr. Henderson, pastor of
the Methodist church read the rules
of the society- for the second time
last Sunday eycning and explained
them at length.
- Our brass band is improving
4•onderfully ander the able leader-
ship of Prof. Jones, and their appre-
ciation is shown by the crowd that
gather every lime they march down
s
tree.
t
-Our lawn tennis club are busy
practicing. We expect there Inuit
be a ;amt in sight or else they want
to become expert players and make
a business of if, thereby drawing a
salary for they were at it by 5.30 the
other morn in
- Several of our young people at-
tended the sports anti races at Hen -
sill and Parkhill, but Bert end
Chris. shouldered their fishing poles.
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TIIE TITIN MAN'S ))ANGER
Ile can't resist disease germs, -
that's why he's such a mark for
consumption. In (itis land of plen-
ty, thinness is wickedness, especial-
ly when it's so easily overcome w -it h
Farr
ozone
T}li3c
r markable tie3ue
builder makes you fat quickly ; it
does so by forming blood that's rich,
nourishing and health -giving. Fer-
rozone supplies the nutriment need-
ed by worn-out nerves, rapidly con-
structs muscle and fatty tissue. The
form fills out, the cheeks redden,
proving that sveizht is being added.
'ro he well and stay well, use 1''crre,-
rozone. Fifty chocolate coat ed tab-
lets in a box for !iffy cents. or six
for $2.50 .at all dealers.
ZURICH
A very pretty wedding ceremony
was performed in the Se. Boniface
Catholic church, Zurich, Tuesday
forenoon when bliss Clara,cldcst
daughter of Mr, and Ales. Joseph
Foster, Babylon line, became thy
bride of Mr. ,John 11: ., of Detroit.
The bride was suppor e 1 by her sis-
ter, Miss Phoebe Foster, and the
?room by Mr. Joe. Foster, Jr. The
ceremony was performed oy the ltev.
Father Stroeder, nn:l was witnessed
by quite a number. The einfin;
for the occasion was ipcauiifully
rendered. Mr. and Mrs. Baas will
make their home in Detroit, Michi-
gan.
Bayfield.
-Messrs. John Pollock and John
Falconer left last Thursday morn-
ing for Selkirk, Man.. where they
will again join the (isllins fleet.
-Mrs. 11i/ zinc, who has been ser-
iously ill for some time, is improv-
ing.
- Miss Ethel Marks has taken
char?e of the orsai in Trinity
church and bc_an her dulics on
Sundly last.
-Aar. Alex .Cameron has raised
his house and is placing :I 9(011:•
foundation under it which twill
zreatly add to its comfort and
stability.
-Messrs. Murdock itoss, Frank
Keegan and Gcor;ie Erwin left last
week for Sarnia to fish.
- Mr. Arthur Townshend left un
Monday for the Northwest.
Mr. Rush McKay, of Scaforl h has
been engaged by Mrs. Elliott as
manager of the Aloion hotel.
-Gordon Cameron is home from
Sea fort h, 0wins to an titlark
of pleurisy. We wish him a (4J41( ly
recovery.
-Mrs, James Johnelar received
the 141(1 110ws of .(lie ,serious Innes:
of her son, W. G. ,Johnston, 44 Ln
with his wife left here n few year:
ago (or .Milestone, Assa. She pur-
poses going out shortly to se0 hire.
-Mr. James Macdonal 1, who Se.
9Jsl)l the winter (Vie' his man, Jam-
es, at \Vashinzton, i). C., returned
this week.
-Mr. 11. 1i. Little, Oho woe w0rl.-
ie s for Mr. Morel, has e+ecut•cd :1
beteg situation in IIensall ant left
for Thal village e:t 'fossas.
-The members of St. llouif
C:1lholie Church of this place recent -
1t' purchased a fine chancel ors 111
for the church from Air. 11. \V4.11.
The instrument is a full reel 11110
ai:I very handsome in app0ara':e.
lar M. llr-Cortnick his been ate
pointed ors:mint.
-Jar. A Mays, liveryman, of Sot -
for 11, 44 .. in 1 hr• villa re. 'rue, 11(,
ant 4 hila here puiolias at a fine
driver from lar. Sul. %blowout it1,
(Io41•en 11(14•.
-AI hill past I hree 'i ,'lock on
Tu('- 1 ay aflertee n Inst I he Lithe, ,,,
(slouch here we: the scene
Ade intereeti,, event- At Ih,i
bu,r Rev. It. Eifert se •nests
the knot which no t• ylise Clangs
(1In rhtot• of lar. and sit •. Conrad
t'4 .(per, of 1h^ 'Pols /I 1111'•, Stephen,
,n I \lr. Ileetry Itesl(•ulier, of .1 he II.
con., 1lay, 111:11 and IGFs. The cert•.
mons W114
t('Itlle99etl by 'bout one
hu - e
n Ir d invited guests. After t L
(141(•414(414, the guests 10(111re.l
1
., 1a l Itt•n.l 4'h^r•• n 4eding +opper
1 teen ttepated fur thrum :11 11r.
\1',,,. Fritz'.. The tem tin let of the
eter,lnz 51 1- pleaeenliy spetuI in rar-
i-Uh, I• sMtillles. \Wt• join in (4 i'I1i114
I 1,e young (Duple ' I•(• Lr •.1 of
(froth another P011 ITC.) � ('very thing in this 1ifs, when some business of compare,' t1
-1We undereland that Mr. \\'e • • anpirnl )r(1nc4 was transaClc.1, r'
It Finkbeiner h,4 leased lir. .t C , ___ ZA,.. buildifor insla.ncr, :•t the purchase
t
Ilullzn,lnn's ries ltt and i
Bears 1rekni iuI(il.Aleq �t rico 4111ry f:.r the keeper.
I'•
tend. etartin4 a grocery /store. 8i6nataii �_ 11 onitl+ty of II
-Mr. M. 11(5114 i• hack to t e•% r 1 of
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Chance FOR YOU to make Your wn 1 A Special
I: ♦ Iso Sets to Choose from. Latest shadin e,
Toilet Sets patterns, shapes, styles and gilding. You arc I
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:♦ always sure of seeing the very latest desitns here. Prices from
♦ $1.75 up to =15.00. ♦
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you cannot find the like of them any where else.
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showing
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149 Shelby Street.
Detroit, Mich
' CARROT
Half -Long White
(D. & H.'s Pi ivate Stock)
The Carrot for the Farmer. Fresh, Firm and Sweet
Short and Easily Harvested
An Immense Cropper. A Grand Keeper..
1000 to 1500 Bushels to the Acre. 'f
There can only be one BEST White Carrot and this is the variety
Our half -long White Carrot is the heaviest cropping Carrot grown, yielding
more tons to the acre than any other sort. The flesh is white, crisp, solid and
very sweet flavor. it is a vast improvement on the white Belgian aorta which
have been favorites in the past, as it is not only much more productive but
vastly easier to handle. The roots are short and very heavy at the shoulder,
rendering them easy harvested. An important feature, also, is that they do
not eaaily break in pulling or storing. Too much can scarcely be said of their
size and great productiveness. The roots frequently measure fltteen to twen-
ty inches in circumference, and eighteen to twentyflve tone to the acre ie. -
not an extravagant statement as to the yield,
I'ut up and supplied in Sealed Packages, only by
DARCH & HUNTER, London, Ont.
FOR SALE BY
CARLING BROS., Exeter, Ont.
SAM BROWN, Crediton, Ont.
Send for our Farm Seed Catalogue.
GRAND TRUHKNotice
Railway fit em
SINGLE FARE
--FOin--
VICTORIA DAY
flood Doing May 23 and 24
Valid Returning until May 25111
Between all stations in Canada, also
to I't. Huron and Detroit, 141kb.,Susp.
Bridge and Buffalo N. Y.
For tickets and full information, call
on
.1. J. i:NI(,IIT,
Depot ticket went, Exeter
.1. 1). McDO.ALi)
Dista u t passenger agent, T(.rnntn.
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A eit••linr of the HOU of ltd
cornmitice was held on Tues l s.
To Farmers and
the Public in
General
As the spring is coming on
now gather up all your old r
truck such as Rags, Rubbers,
Wool Pickings, ihrsc hair,
Old Rope, Bones, all kinds
of old iron, Brass, Copper, -
Lead and Zinc, and take
therm down to
M.JACKSON & SON 3-
Mein -St. Exeter.
One door south of the
Metropolitan Hotel. That's .;.
where \•ou will get the high• �1:
con,ntiltee this year c ( est cash price for them. �'Al
Spackman, W. Lamant and Cott 4 I e-
T1re warden feria also present' ti -
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